Climate Change and Ocean Governance

Part I. Introduction: 1. Climate change at sea: science, impacts and governance Paul G. Harris; 2. The ocean governance regime: international conventions and institutions Elizabeth Mendenhall; Part II. Vulnerable Islands and Coasts: 3. Political economy of coastal development: the case of the Caribbean Lisa Benjamin and Adelle Thomas; 4. Coastal development and climate risk reduction in the Persian/Arabian Gulf: the case of Qatar Mohammad Al-Saidi; 5. Adapting to sea level rise in the Indian Ocean: the cases of India and Bangladesh Arne Harms; 6. Coastal risks from typhoons in the Pacific: the case of the Philippines Noralene Uy and Joe-Mar Perez; 7. Ocean policy perspectives: the case of Indonesia Achmad Poernomo and Anastasia Kuswardani; 8. Politics of rising tides: governments and nongovernmental organizations in small island developing states Ian McGregor and Hilary Yerbury; Part III. Marine Fisheries and Pelagic Seas: 9. Climate change and fisheries politics: case studies from the United States, New Zealand and Norway Andrew Tirrell; 10. Policy options for marine fisheries: potential approaches in a changing climate Wendy E. Morrison and Valerie Termini; 11. Large marine protected areas and ocean resilience: stakeholder conflict in pelagic seas Justin Alger; 12. Climate change and contested marine areas in the Arctic: the case of Svalbard Rachel Tiller and Dorothy Dankel; Part IV. Changing Polar Seas: 13. Climate change and the Southern Ocean: the regime complex for regional governance Marcus Haward; 14. Policy responses to new ocean threats: Arctic warming, maritime industries and international environmental regulation Benjamin Hofmann; 15. The Arctic Ocean's melting ice: institutions and policies to manage black carbon Thomas L. Brewer; Part V. Institutions and Law for Ocean Governance: 16. Contested multilateralism: towards aligning regimes for ocean and climate governance Reuben Makomere and Kennedy Liti Mbeva; 17. Climate change in the Coral Triangle: enabling institutional adaptive capacity Pedro Fidelman; 18. Non-territorial exclusive economic zones: future rights of small island states Ori Sharon; 19. International law and marine ecosystem governance: the climate change nexus Freedom-Kai Phillips and Konstantia Koutouki; 20. Managing marine resources: can the law of the Sea adapt to climate change? Anastasia Telesetsky; Part VI. Policies for Ocean Governance: 21. The plastic-climate nexus: linking science, policy and justice Peter Stoett and Joanna Vince; 22. Financing emission reductions: forest mechanisms as a model for coral reefs Kamleshan Pillay, Yanasivan Kisten, Albertus Smit and David Glassom; 23. Capturing a moving target: decarbonizing shipping through informational governance Judith van Leeuwen; 24. Energy from the sea: challenges and opportunities Christina Reichert and John Virdin; 25. Climate change and navies: bracing for the impacts Kapil Narula; 26. Geoengineering at sea: ocean fertilization as a policy option John T. Oliver and Steven M. Tucker; Part VII. Conclusion: 27. Ocean governance amidst climate change: an essay on the future Paul G. Harris.